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Ask HN: Is there a metric for AI code quality?

I've tried many different models and without doubt the code coming out of them differs a lot when it comes to "quality". Some of that is subjective for sure, but there are objective sides to "good" code. I wish this was a metric for the AI benchmarks so I could choose a model based on this, because honestly it's one of the things I care most about. Problem: How can you measure such things, whats the metrcis? ...maybe there just isn't a way to do it, since that metric isn't in the charts.. Co...
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The Messy Middle: Why AI Still Needs Humans-today…

Everyone draws the value chain like this: Idea → AI → Product. That’s not how it works. Or? The real version has a phase in between that nobody talks about — the messy middle. That’s where the actual decisions get made. Which problem even matters? Who’s the real customer? What gets built, and what gets cut? Which feedback is signal and which is noise? AI is genuinely good at generating options. Thousands of ideas, designs, copy variants, code snippets — no problem. What it can’t do is tell ...
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Claude Cowork

Is there any plan for OpenAI to evolve CHATGPT to use MCP servers and connect to root directors and handle multi step data integration? Current version of gpt has hit a wall for creating value for business power users. I never thought i'd be spending 200 bucks a month on claude, but it does alot of great things even if it is slow as fuck
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Companies making you build the AI that replaces you, then firing you once it runs smooth. Anyone else watching this happen?

This trend is starting to genuinely worry me. Heard it from a couple friends in totally different industries, seen a few posts about it lately. Company kicks off a big "AI transformation, efficiency, we need to be lean" push and tells the team to automate as much of their own workflow as humanly possible. So people spend weeks, sometimes months, building prompts, scripts, agents, documenting every step. Then the moment it all runs smoothly, in walks management with the greatest hits:...
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Codex desktop app is very much capable of doing anything ChatGPT can, it’s not just for coding. It also gives you access to the higher thinking tier with decent usage limits. Your welcome!

I don’t know why but it seems like no one uses codex for anything but code. It literally has a setting to switch to “everyday tasks”. It’s much better than chatgpt in my experience. It doesn’t reroute you to models you don’t have selected and the usage limits are very generous. It is more of an agent than an LLM interface but I see that as a positive. There are more ways to mess it up but if I can do it so can you. Edit: Also if you use codex with plus your ChatGPT usage limits and codex usag...
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Anyone else notice their relationship with their own judgment has changed from using ChatGPT?

I've been trying to name something that's shifted over the past year. Before I used it heavily, I'd work through decisions in my head or with someone I trusted. Now I notice I reach for ChatGPT at a specific moment -- after I've formed a rough opinion but before I feel settled on it. What I can't figure out is whether my judgment has actually improved or whether I've just gotten used to a different process. When I land on a conclusion after going through it with AI, it feels more solid. But I ...
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Please help me find "Alice": ChatGPT and Gemini both leaked her data into my chats

Hi everyone! I’m here to share my story. Long story short: I’m looking for "Alice". I don’t know her, I have no clue who she is, but it seems AI is hell-bent on intertwining our memory threads. A year ago, while chatting with ChatGPT about a completely random topic, the AI suddenly called me by name: "Alice." My name isn't Alice, and I hadn't mentioned any name in the chat. I just thought, "Okay, a rare hallucination, let's move on."🤷‍♀️ A few days ago, I was ...
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Ai grading assignment

Hi, I want to use AI to check my grade with the mark scheme and see what grade it would give me. Now, after doing this, would the assignment be flagged by an AI detector?
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New addition to interface: Create a note

https://preview.redd.it/t2j0t3ahuj6h1.png?width=263&format=png&auto=webp&s=652f0dded6fc566e902aecf2e63738c8a5f56707 You can access this by highlighting a block, right clicking and selecting "Create note". What it does: Uses the highlighted part to then send a prompt "Convert to writing block" https://preview.redd.it/pm3hp97evj6h1.png?width=742&format=png&auto=webp&s=fc8cdb25aad3e7ee87800e8d12426051f8a80494 When you expand this, you can add...
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Ask HN: Is anyone shorting the overspend in AI yet?

I and a small cohort of friends truly believe that the "$1T" floats are going to burn capital. We think this is a disaster of landgrab spend, and that the cost of a token cannot be recovered by future commercial use. If this theory is correct, then following on from the housing debt crisis, this is a hollow shell and so somebody in finance should be shorting the floats, and betting on a crash to clean up. Polymarket betting aside, is anyone able to confirm that there are funds looking at a short...
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Is It AI? How to Tell Using Metadata

Article URL: https://photoinvestigator.co/blog/how-to-tell-if-a-photo-is-ai-generated-metadata/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48486833 Points: 1 # Comments: 0